The compound in Abbottabad where former al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was shot dead in a US forces raid on May 2, 2011.—File Photo—File Photo

ISLAMABAD: The Abbottabad commission, tasked with probing the May 2 incidents in Abbottabad that resulted in the killing of Osama bin Laden, has announced that it’s report is at its final stage and will be completed during this month.

The reasons for the delay in the report will also be made public, said a statement by the commission on Wednesday.

The commission, tasked with getting to the bottom of the bin Laden debacle, is yet to publish its findings, a year after the former al Qaeda chief was killed in a US Marines’ air raid on a compound in Abbottabad.

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